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Outsourcing
by steve on August 31, 2005
From Information Week:
As Hurricane Katrina cuts a wide swath of destructionthrough parts of Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi, many businesses
have been forced to activate emergency backup plans ...
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CIO
by steve on August 29, 2005
There are extremely few CIO bloggers in the blogosphere, so I am very proud to feature a Q&A session with Will Weider, CIO of Affinity Health Systems, who blogs at The Candid CIO. Affinty Health S...
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General
by steve on August 29, 2005
Tablet PC in hospitals...Overlake Hospital Medical Center...seems to be a leading(most talked about) example in the use of Tablet PCs (other technology) in hospitals.....in part due to a video by the ...
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Help Desk And Support
by steve on August 29, 2005
HDI, the world's largest membership association for the service and support industry, is conducting quarterly Support Center Leadership Forums. HDI's Support Center Leadership Forums provide o...
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Integration Software
by steve on August 26, 2005
Via Jeff Nolan and Sadagopan ... Jason Stamper at Computer Business Review reports on his exclusive interview with TIBCO's CEO, Vivek Ranadive after TIBCO's announcement of "Time-Based Pr...
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Enterprise Software
by steve on August 25, 2005
Reader Clinton made a good comment on a prior post entitled, "SAP Supports Corporate Governance Software", which addresses a reseller agreement by SAP with Virsa Systems, a Kleiner Perkins v...
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Management
by steve on August 24, 2005
Charlie Russo, News Writer for SearchCIO.com, recently interviewed me for his article "C-Level Bloggers Follow The Rules". The article includes some thoughts on why there aren't more CIO...
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Enterprise Software
by steve on August 23, 2005
Platform vendor BEA, which has been sort of stuck as of recent (e.g., squeezed by IBM, JBoss, Oracle), has acquired leading portal vendor Plumtree for $200 million. Via SYS-CON Media:
Under
terms of...
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Help Desk And Support
by steve on August 22, 2005
The healthcare Information Systems Blog has a post that points readers to a rare healthcare provider turnaround success (case is Detroit Medical Center [DMC]) and highlights how problems can be solved...
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Help Desk And Support
by steve on August 21, 2005
Terry Gold (CEO/President Gold Sys) has a very realistic (pretty funny) post on "Organisation's password management".
Security experts have long recommended that computer users choose ...
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Outsourcing
by steve on August 19, 2005
Debra Chamra has a good article at Local Tech Wire on outsourcing CIOs. If your organization hasn't thought about this before, perhaps a snip from the article's section entitled, "Renting...
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Enterprise Software
by steve on August 18, 2005
Zoli Erdos has a good post that assimilates his own plus additional thoughts from around the blogosphere in the context of product management releases. As an end user, Zoli takes the position that cus...
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Offshoring
by steve on August 16, 2005
First it was about offshoring software development services to India. Next offshoring moved beyond software development, and signs are emerging that business functions such as financial analysis, cust...
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Help Desk And Support
by steve on August 15, 2005
If one does a Google search on "help desk certifications", one turns up close to a half million results, and the number of sponsored links on the sidebar runs so long that a continuation lin...
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by steve on August 10, 2005
Couple of days back we had a post discussing MySQL & thier excellent results, now MySQL has another boost, Novell and Dell are to resell thier Network Product.
At the LinuxWorld Conference &...
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General
by steve on August 9, 2005
Finance executives don't know what they don't know it seems. Perhaps CIOs can help out.
A recent press release by Accenture reads, "Majority of Finance Organizations Need to Improve Oper...
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Enterprise Software
by steve on August 8, 2005
NewsGator is in 'da houseenterprise. I had a 45-minute demo and chat with Sandy Hamilton, executive vice president of sales and marketing for NewsGator. The focus of the discussion was on NewsGato...
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Market Perturbations
by steve on August 8, 2005
Information Week carries a new piece titled "Finding the Customer", in which he highlights the benefits/success of Email Survey and other tech tools that are being leveraged by marketing dep...
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General
by steve on August 8, 2005
HDI, the world's largest membership association for the service and support industry, is conducting quarterly Support Center Leadership Forums. HDI's Support Center Leadership Forums provide o...
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Enterprise Software
by steve on August 4, 2005
MySQL AB, developer of the world's most popular open source database, today announced that it has just completed the best quarter (April-June) in the company's ten-year history. Due in large p...
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Enterprise Software
by steve on August 3, 2005
Covalent Technologies an enterprise open source solutions provider announced at the 7th Annual O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON) that it has made a strategic equity investment in WSO2.WSO2 i...
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Market Perturbations
by steve on August 2, 2005
The Economist, has an article which deals with the issue of how multi core processors is going to affect "Enterprise Software Licensing". There has been a lot of talk about it in the blogsph...
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General
by steve on August 2, 2005
A university, a start-up company and chip maker are pushing a proposal for a standard model to rate open-source software to provide customers with a better sense of the maturity of the more than 100,0...
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General
by steve on August 1, 2005
The Indian BPO industry is putting a self-regulatory body to monitor security and Data privacy in an attempt to deal with concerns over security and privacy of data being farmed out to outsourcing fir...
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General
by steve on August 1, 2005
Physical hygiene in hospitals is an area of importance for obvious reasons.
What's less obvious is that IT hygiene of medical devices like ultrasound machines is also important. The Health Care ...
